Suzhou Launches 2025 Subsidy Program: Up to 30,000 Yuan for Old Home Renovations

Published: May 29, 2025 16:56

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[Suzhou Launches Subsidy Program for Old Home Renovations, with Individuals Eligible for Up to 30,000 Yuan in Assistance] On May 29, the 2025 Suzhou Subsidy Program for Old Home Renovations was officially launched, aiming to promote partial renovations of old homes, including kitchen and bathroom upgrades. The subsidy applies to individual consumers purchasing goods and materials for renovating old homes (including both urban and rural residences) in Suzhou within 2025, excluding non-residential properties such as commercial and office buildings, as well as residences owned by legal entities. The subsidy standard is set at 15% of the purchase price of goods and materials specified in the renovation contract signed between individual consumers and participating enterprises, with a maximum subsidy amount of 30,000 yuan per person and per home. For homes with multiple owners, the subsidy will only be granted once, and the same home will not be eligible for subsidies from other departments. The application for subsidy amounts is subject to a quota management system, with subsidies awarded on a first-come, first-served basis until the quota is exhausted.

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